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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-25
LOUIS B. OHLIGER
Elected Superintendent Of the Carton CT
Water Works.
Rasr and Hogan Vote for ohliger aud
MOnnot supports Paul FIsid--Ihs
First Ballot Decides the
Choice---hs salary.

The Board Of Water Works Trustees
mst In special session Tue id9Y evening,
all members present
Applications for extension OF water
pipe on Feather street and North Cherry
street were granted.
The resignation of Ed. L. M0nnOt,
acting clerk OF the Boari, was read and,
upon motion OF Hogan, accepted, TO take
effect at once.
Next came the i'm jortsnt business Of
She eVening-the election OF a snpeTln-
tendent to succeed Levi Mckinney, de-
eeased Three gentlemen made applt.
cation for the position, Aessrs. Lonts B
0hllgeF, John P. Rauoh and Paul Field
Rsuch eff ,red to do the work for $3.50
per year while 0aliger and Field egreed
to have the Board fix the compensation
0hliger agreed to look after the plumb
Ing IN addition to the reg liar work
Field urged that he had b .en faithful
and attentive clerk for the Board, and
while acting as such fami iaTiZ d HIM
self as much as possible with the vol
which came under The charge Of the sn
perintendsnt. Beyond this he had acted
as superintendent since thu death Il
Mr.. Mckinney and hoped his service,
had proved sa isfsotOry. 0hliger offered
Rs bOndsDen Messrs. Jule Klein, john
sou SherrIck, Eiward D2nuem Her.
Henry Wernet and Charles PlerO. Des>r'
Conrad Schweitzer and johnson Ser
rick Vjuched for Field and the Damas
Lawrence Bechel, JO.eph Sch0tt and H.
s. Belden were attached to the bond SUB.
mitted by Mr RaUch,
After an infOrmal taIK aboIt how the
election should be held. II was decided
10 make thu choice by ballot. Mr.. PaaT
wanted to fix the salsty OF the supeTin
teDdent btfJTe sleeting him, but as two
OF the applicants were satisfied to abide
by the judgment OF the Board, and the
other had quoted price, the cOmpsnss
tion was left as an after consideration.
President MoHnOt appointed PaaT
Judge and Hogan teller Of the electinr,
and the Board proceeded to ballot. The
6rst ballot resulted In the election of
0hligar, who received two votes, Field
getting the other. 0hliger was declared
elected. after which MOnnOt picked up
his ballot and turning to the reporters;
said with smile:
II want the reporters and the public
TO know that voted for Field"
Upon motion of Hogan, 0hliger's
proposition In his application for the
position, to grant the Board three
months time In which to fix his salary,
was accepted.
After the transaction of some routine
work the Board adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-25

ma Douns Lawrence township; Charles
MeOs and Anna N. Lub tg. Jackson
townships; AbsOn Warstltr and LaviDa
DusteF, Bethlehem township; Jonn
Grown and Elizabeth Brown, Erwin M.
Dine and Minnie Eggart, and Harvey
Swone aud Jonathan Mcdowell, all OF
Honfnn
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CANTON RETAIL MARKET
Legal Notice.

Adam Bard whose residence is unknown will take
notice that on August 24h. 1887 the unGersigneas
filed against him and others, 10 the {, mm1u Pie
Court Of Stark county, Chic petition praying for the
FORECLOSURES Of mortgage made By Mary Ann and
Peter beard 10 Jacob Schwartz on June IA. 1924 IN
the following part Of the northeast quarter section
township IL range stark county, Ohio; begnkhIg
at nor neRSt c"rner quarter thence lth 12 rdS;
west 80 rOus feet; north l2 rods; east 81 rOS feet
IN ami south; given cir OF june IA
1884 al one year for S92 g. which is due. III inter
tst from June il 1895
jaid Adam Beard IS requTAd to auawer said pAtitI1n
on or bef re oatober 10 1857 or iu19mpnt Will be
taken sgAlnSI m. JOHN j CANS
Ex'cut1r 0t the estate Of Jacob
SchwartzS WILL
DAY & LYNCH, Att'ys. aug25 Lw
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ClThere will be meeting of tie Board
., Directors of the COunty Agricultural
society Friday. August 26 h, 10 make
.he final arrangements for. the Fair,
which is only FIVE weeks distant. Apy
one having business with thu Board will
Gladly be heaId. J.F NIEsZ,
Secretary.
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Attachment Notice.
Felix Dick

Felix Dick lBefore Mark K Wattacb, J. Y.
Vs. in aud for Canton township,
willard Harsh Bro. stark county. Ohio
On tho 15th day OF August A. d. 1887. said Just,ce
Issued an order OF aftaohmant the above action for
tbs sum OF thirty-two and 30 100 dollars.
Sala cause WI DO Tor heartDg on the 50sh day OF
SeytsnDss; Aoo.: a. ,..,-, - s-sa.lA D.VA.
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Sheriff Sale.

Va stark County Common
Thomas D. Webb. Pleas court.
By virtue Of an order Of sale Issued by ths Olcrh
Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of STARK Co. Ohio IN Tia
eDoye action and 70 mo directed, will oer for sale a
ou'y ~ the door OF the court house. in the CITY
Saturday, the A.h day Of Sept, 1887,
the following described resl estate to.Wit, Iot
number yn lb), IN Philip Rttienne's addition to ths
town Of Alliance stark county. Onio Is he same Il
numbered and distinguished upon the recorded niat
Of saf addition, now on nle In the Recorders ocs ~
said county.
Appraised At 1896.
sale TO commence at sne O'Clock D nj, Terms o,sb.
DAVID ronnSa. Atty
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WOom baby was sioR We gave her CaSeceAA
when she was Child. she cried for OASeoRA'
Whan she became MisS, she chung 20 CASs0RAA
When Sno bad childRoD, abe gave en- oASSSRiA
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By virtue OF an order OF sale In partition Issued By
the clerk OF the court Of common pIeas Of Stark Co.
Ohio in the above action and to me directed. will
offer for sale At public outy at the door OF the court
house, in the city OF Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-25

Marriage licenses have been issued to
The following John Pehean and han
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Saturday, the 24lh day of Sept, 1887,

the following described real estate t0wit The und-
vlded onefOurth ca part Of tho northeast quarter OF
section three 3D. township seventeen SANDY range
stVjn (O, In stark county. Ohio, beginning for the
same a the northwest corner Of said Quarter thence
east along the north line OF said quarter 81 "A chains
TO the lands OF Klutz; thence sOutheastery along
the lands Of Kluz to wnere the same ntersects the
the east line OF said quarter 80 chains; thence north
86A degrees west, TO the west arter line; themes
north along the west quarter line 49, 65 chains to the
north line Of the quarter to the place OF beginning
containing ninety'seven (e7) acres more or less.
Appraised at 800
Sale 70 commence At O'Clock D. m. Terms cash.
a. LEININGER. Sheriff.
Moxe q McCABTT, Atvys.
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Cincinnati.


FLoUR-Fancy, $3.50 1850; family, 5000
WHEAT-No. red, 8@,7c; No. 2, 73lhap74c.
.CORN-No. mixed, 46@i9c; N. z mixed
0AfsSNo. 3 mixed, 2saa8Jzc; No. 2 mixed
N(027l3c; No. white, = A6C2'15C.
P0RK-Famiiy, Sl6,2i@ 5 o. regular, S15.26
LAkO-Kettle. 707J4c.
BAC0N-Short, clear sides, 9lGc.
CHEESE1-trime TO choice OHIO, 1l0l1>sc;
New York, IL e.
POULTRY Common chickens, S2.250a.5O
per pc6 DOZEN fair to prime, $2.i5G3OO, choice,
WOOL-Unwashed medium clothing. 25a
Heece-washed medium clothing, 3DQ3lc; comb
ing, $40 2c: fine merino y and AK, 2Sd-9c;
burr and cots, l6@lSc; tub-washed, 2sQpiSc;
HAY-No. timothy, Sl4OM15.Ol Nc. 2,
Sl2GO %0J mixed, Sl0000u.O0, prairie, $40
d9OO, whett, oats and rye straw, 5.Ol8f.OO.
CATTLE- .o0d to choice butchers 800
S.I5; fair, ss.5G@.W common, Sl.25 ZOO
stockerS and feeders, -. 593.25; !earlIngs and
H0GS-3elcco butchers, IS. OaS. 70; fair to
good packing, SF.10G5.3j far to good light,
$a7@95Oi, common, ~. Og37O, culls, $3.50
SIEEP-Common to fair, 81. % 25. good
to choice, $l.i0d 90 common to iair lambs,
sS,5OGi.so; sooa 10 choice, go 1910.
New York.
WHEAT-No. state red, {0,4c; No. red
winter 70 &c; October, Sl9Sc.
CORN-AlXed, 51c; September, SOC.
OATS-NC. | white state, 3Sc; No. Z, 3l16c
CArfLE-.3..O0 04.95 per % lbs. live weight
HOGS-S1.J0 $3.50 per 100 lbs.
!sEa> SHEEPIS5.. O94,H ,H5 per 100 lbs. live weight.
COTTON-Quiet; middllng uplands y i3-l6c;
do New Orleans, Q l5-l6c; August, 0.6Oc; Sep,
tember, R.:Hc; October, 92Sc; November, 92Oc;
December, g.l9c; January, 923c February,
go, March, a36c; April, p.;0..
Pittsburg.
CATTLE-Strong; prime, $3.50 ijO; fair to
good, Sj.tOllllO common medium D. OO63 rs:
common, So.5O93.7j; receipts, 2Og hIpinents,
l,74S.
HOGS - Firm; receipts, 800 head: ship
ments, 2,W head; Philadclphas, e5.50O5.50;
Workers, s5' y. CS graSsers and light, $lS5O
so.
SHEEP-ilow; receipts, 2e0O head; ship
ments, 400 head. Prime, $4.250lt0 fair to.
good, S3.' Is; common, 500 $50.
Chicago
CATTLE-Choice 10 extra shipping S325A
400 mixed, 9l.aG2t5i stockers and feeders
Sl.Od3.50
HOGS-Fair to good, $5OONI. 10; mixed pack
ing, S4.S5ll505 choice heavy, SJ.10aF.t5.
SHEEP-CommOn, s.. 0g4.l0 lambs, $4,000
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Sheriff Sale.

LambOrn & Gray's AssIguee) Vendi EKpoDas
STARK County Common
Richard 5. Webb. Pleas Court
By virtue Of q vendi expOnas issued by the cerR
the OF common pleas Of stark county, Ohio IN the
above sCtOn and to directed will offer for sale at
public Outcy at the door Of the court house In the oI
u canton, on
Saturday, the Gath day Of SPIT, 1887
the following described real estate to-wit, Lot
number o in Hsiue's addition vJ. 1852 page 1SO, all
OF said O except 90 feet n Of the north end OF sat
lO also subject tU right way, 10 feet wide. along
aast Side Of said lot number o. In Alliance Stark
~, Ohio.
Also los numbers 50 and go in Hssters addition to
Alliance, Stalk county. Ohio.
Lot No 9 appraised at 1880
Lot No 20 ~ 500.
Lot No 90 500.
sale to commsnce at o'clock p m. Torma, cash
A. LElEN6RR. nsrtr.
DAVID FORDING, Atty.
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BY virtue Of q Vend exponas Issued By the clerk OF
the court Of common pleas Of stark 90 Ohio In the
above action and TO directed will offer for ss1 at
public oucy at the door of the court house. in the
CITY Of Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-25

d. aIerS in Household China, Glassware, Hanging and
tand Lamps Table Cutlery, Bird Cages j 4S2ls and
TOYS &C. No. 2 SOUTH PUBLIC SQUARE,
CANTON, OHIO.
Ez Rogers Bros Silver Plated Table Ware-Ast
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sherlR sale.

Jennie McsweensY order OF salsi Partition,
Geo. W. Trump OF al J Pleas Court e.,
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James J: welker vendl Expenas.
Loyal Sheridan Boyer Pleas Court
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CATTLE-Choice to extra shipping. S3.256A
100 mixed, 9l.s0G2.e5, stockers and Feeders.
Sl.0d350
H0GS-Fair to good. $5.0O1I. 10; mixed pack
ing, S4,S5d5.O5; choice heavy, SJ.l0QF.t5
SHEEP-CommOn, S. 0g4.l0, lambs, $4,000
800
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Saturday, the 24sh day of SPIT, 1887.
Sheriff Sale.

DAVID FoaDMs, Atty.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-16
District Attorney Bill.

II is nm open question neither the
passage Of the bill for the election Of
three District Attorneys. introduced by
Senator Foley last Tuesday. will prove
to DO Tor th" best interests Of the peo.
pie. or otherwise.
In the event that the present Judici.
airy law should be repealed, and we
learn that there will be IL move made in
that direction, 1t would be needless
TO pass Mr.. foley'S bill. the object OF
which is to make the cfice Of District
Attorney correspond with the present
Judiciary law.
II mHy be urged in favor OF the 70.
posed law that the salary will call 10
the Office the best talent in the State.
and that II three Judges arc sufficient
certainly three District Attorneys eau
perform the duties Of the Office with
equal satisfaction, bat IL is n question
whether three Judges are sufficient 10
meet the requirements Of Jus.
lice, and the bill in question IL sub
leet to the same objection.
Another objection Is that matters Of law
frequently COM before thc Board Of
County Commissioners which require
she presence OF n District Attorney, and
II there were but three in the State their
frequent absence from the sessions Of
'ho various Boards would seriously re-.
tsrd the necessary business Of the sever.
al counties.
These matters thould receive due
consideration by Tho Inv making DO yer
Of tho State. and We wouil suggest that
the Legislature make haste SLOWLY In
this matter, As there seems 20 be no o..
ession for pushing . matter OF such
mp oriSnee to the people.
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After roll call President Davis dselAr-
ed Mr.. SteaaIt the nominsS Of this
body for Upite1 States Senator. The
result Was received with great APP
plause.
Al 2:l5 p. If. tins Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly was called to orier a.
IL A. NJ. Speaker McDouell il the
chair.
Drury's Assembly Concurrent Rcso-
luton, relative TO State Prison labor,
was on motion, taken up aud adopted.
Senate Concurrent Resolution, No. 2
- II %.rris's Interstate resoluuon-w
read. discussed. and. on motion Of
Pike. referred to the Commute on Cor
pontions and Railroads with instruction
TO report at IL A. n. to-morrow.
Assembly bill No. II. by Beebe. pro-
vidins for the purchase Of textbooks for
public schools. Referred TO Committee
Gu Education
Seu"t: bill No ;, by Brigss-repral'
ms the Anti. Treating law. Referred to
Conn ittee on Public Morals.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. 3. by
Drury. relative t. Chinese Immigration
and pruhiLi,i"n. passed unanimously.
At 1905 =. N, the Assembly tool u
recess til . =. ".
Tie Assembly WAS called to order
again at 3 O'Clock p. ", Speaker Mc,
Doncl! III the chair. tituEed and sup,
ported by LiruirnHnt.Gov,r or Davis.
Speaker u ,DOu"lI said. according t.
the statute and the RESOLUTION passed
Yesterday. the time hul o arrived for
tue Assembly to vote for a United States
Sra ,tur.
ASSeinhlyman. Drury, of Ormshy, nom,
mated William NJ. Stewart. and FAIR. o,
Story, seconded the nomination.
M'C"nnrlI, OF IIulnboIit placed in
Nomination the ii IN. George ". Gas
siiy, aud Pike. of Churchill. seconded
the nI.aim .tiou in one Of the be t
speeches Of the session.
Brr5e, OF Eureka. nominated Thorn
ms II Wrca. "a. lac sad, in uccorlnucr
with the desires OF the people OF Eurc.
Ia. Williams Of White Pine, s.con,le
tn ~nOuIiuation. AMI after roll call Mr.
S;,w.rt was declared elected. and til.
~nnounccInen wa received with hearty
applause by the crowded assemblIge.
At l. II. to MORROW both houses will
meet il joint convention - hear the re
suit officially declared.
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NEVADA LgGIsLATURE.
Carson City, Jan, 10.

Carson City. Jan. 10.
SENATE.
The Senate was called to order at II
A. ~, President Davis in the chair.
Prayer by Chaplain. Minutes read aud
approved.
The various standing Committees on
~Engrossiug, Elections. Priniin. and that
on Public Morals, Elrrition anl STATE
Library, gave tteic respective reports,
which were adopted. The latter co.n-
mittee reported Senate Bill, No. >, in
troIuced by Senator Briggs. to repeal
the famolis Act passed by the last Leg
islature, entitled FAN Act to promote
habits of Temperatures and to pro
hibit the practice Of treating" with Il
recommendation "ihnt it do pass"
A motion was offered by weste. field
that Governor ~Stuyenson's Iunu !nral
Address be taken from the table aud r..
fcrred TO tho Commrttco OH Printing.
Carried.
Wosterdcld gave notice that he would
n. nm early day introduce q hill to de-
fine and punish .ho crime Of embezsie-
ment.
A bill was introduced by VI ,utn, Of
Nye, s. Il. No. l6. nu Act /, provide for
indebtedness accrued anil to accrue 1,
Syc county. Referred TO Nye county
delegation.
Senate Bill NJ. 8. Senator B.iyyS's
bill, repeating the ridiculous Anti. Treat.
ing law. now came up for consideration.
On motion IL was considered, 81.
ed and placed on itS final passage. This
bill was real.
After argument, pro nni con, dnriu1
which Powell, Of Eiko, said that he had
voted for II two years ago because he
considered il n good bill anil thought il
might be enforced; that ut any rate the
intention was good, and II II hid result
ed in no good il had done no harm, and
that he thought It folly n repeal auy.
thing that was harmless, therefore
he should now vote 10 sustain IL.
The roll being called on the hu, Il pas.
sage Of the bill to repeal the Auti.trent
law. eighteen senr'on out Of the twenty
:o:sl Zee It's rspeti, Powell votiul to
snstiin 1t aud Boyle being absent.
Senate Bil NJ. o, by Noteware, 20
amend Section IS Of the Inw relating 10
elections. approved M"rca IL, 1873, was
ordered cngros eel.
Senate Bill No. I, by Foley, 10 resu-
late oniciai fees Aui compensation Ia
,his State was. on motion Of Nichols.
recommi,ted TO the judiciary Committee
in order also 10 con dder in connection
Senate Bill No. Z, by Powell, Of similar
import.
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Carson City. Jan. IL.
SvStrv

Carson City. Jan. IL.
SENATE.
The Senate MAS called TO order nj II
A n, President Davis in the CD air.
The various standing committees sub.
united their respective reports. Tint
on Sin;e Prison reported having visited
the institution nni found EVERY thug in
the best order AMI condition posi-
Die.
The report Of the Printing Committee
drew forth quite a long discussion re-
i"tivc to printing 1000 copies Of Cover.
no Stevrusoh's inaugural message.
which was participant Il in by westcr.
Held. Fish. MIutc and Foley.
On motion of Foley the report. Of
the committee was ordered laid on the
table.
SENATE bill, No. II. by Harlrsty-
Authorizing the Board Of C,mmi,s!or-
ers Of Eiko county /, rcimburs. the
paid mp subscribers to the State Uniy.r.
siiy Building Company ut Elko. aud to
audit and allow certain other claims.
Referred to the Exc county dclrg..
ton.
Scnnt" bill No. Ia, by O4bnrn-R,.
lnting tu the State University and to fix
the price Of school lnnd1 in tho state of
Nevada. Referred to the COMMITTEES ON
Education.
Senate bill No 0, by Notcwnre. was
laid on the table.
Senate bill No. /. by Foley. to rrgu.
late fees md corporations was ordered
T~c.cpsrossed.
Senate bill No. 7, by Powell, embody.
ing nearly the sams principles and oh.
jccts ms bill No. 1, wnt referred 10 th,
i~ntr'ducer for amendment.
Senate bill No. Is, by IIardrs,y. 10
amend the law regulating tho sup.ryis
ion and districting Of public schools.
was carried and ordered re.cngrossed
A. 1850 ?. 81, Senate too'i n rece,,
till 80 p. N.
Tho Senate wns called to order pnrsu.
mt 10 recess at l 80 r. NJ by President
Davis.
At 2 o'clock p 81, President Davis
stated that the hour hal now arrived
when. under the provisions Of the st,t.
ut. y, this body must go into an election
for United States senator.
Senator Williams. Of Orm ,by. nro,o
aud placed IN nomination William A.
Ste Shrt.
Senator Poujnde, Of Lincoln, second.
ed The nomination.
Briggs. Of White Pine. nominated
George W. Cassidy. md w%csleraelJ, Of
Lyon, seconded Ia, nomination.
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A resolution Vas Introduced BY Forbes
that the sum Of $500 Be and the same il
hereby appropriated out Of the Legisla-
live Fund to Mrs. r. +. 'Pixiey and
Nrisa v. +. Clinton. Copying Clerks of
the Senate. for copying the Journal Of
this Senate for the State Printer.
Adopted.
Al 1lI0 A. n. Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly WAS called 81 order at
IL \ NJ. Speaker Mcdonnell in the
ehrir. Prayer by Chaplain. journal
read.
4 motion was Offered by Hale that the
SerSsant.ut-Arns certify to State Con-
thriller the amount due each member on
mileage aud draw his warrant therefor.
Adopted.
Wi.liamsor's resolution relative to APP
pointing Janitor for Com n,t;ee on
Ways and Means Of Senate aul Assem-.
bly,, Provides salary at 50 per day. ]
Adoptsd.
Senate concurrent resolution NJ. Q
(Harris's resolution, relative to discrim-
~inatiou bv Interstate rulruids.p Com.
mi'tce resolved itself into Committee Of
tile Whole to consider same; Mr.. WILL
hanson i'll chair. Mr.. Drury novel
that the committee rise ami report tue
80
bill back to tie Senate. d,maudiug that
the resolution be referre d to the Com.
nIitr=e on Corporations and Railroads.
AIR. Mcconnell moved ns AL nmrud-
mrnt that the Committee report hack
and recommend passage.
Considerable Argument cnsurd; Mes.
srs. Drury. like AMI Craig f~.vo.irs
the first motion. and Mcconnell the
H~nI.nlment.
Pike moved as \ substitute that the
committee report resolution back with
out recommendation. Substitute no,
ton adopted.
Farr gave n"tice that he would ut m
early lay introduce n hiil to establish Il
fund for n State l;ef"rmltory Sckool.
Senate Bill No. lO-(BoyIe's bill tc
transfer certain money from TIE Grm
eral Fund to the Soldiers FUND.- Re,
ferred to the Committee Oh Military AND
Indian Affairs.
by GFiswold, by Ieave-Relating to
marks and brands Of stock. Referred
to the Committee on Judiciary.
At 1890 P. n. the Assembly adjourn
ell.
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mVADA
n. following bill. -.r. ln.rodos.d
L.. ~s-k.

N following hils vers tntrOdOcsd
lAss GEEK:
Senate bili No. 6. by Mr. Nots~are.
an Aet ~ amend AMI Act r~slasivs to
elections. Referred to Committee on
Elections.
Senate bill No. 2. Ly Mr.. PoGell, to
regulate fsrS and compensation for Of
fetal services in the State Of Nevada.
Was referred to the JuLciary Commit
tee.
Senat. bill No. 8. by Mr.. Nichols. to
repeal the Act relative To destruction Of
| CERTAIN noAious animals. vas referred
to the Committee on Agriculture.
A resolution Was introduced BY Mr..
Notewar-. fixing the compensation VI
c~iersymen acting in the capacity Of
Chaplain for the Senate at - 81 per
day. after some diScu SSion the resDlu-
ton was laid on the table for tue pres
rnt.
Senate bill No. IL. by Foley. an Act
to provide for a special election for the
purpose Of voting upon certain consti-
tuiiousl mcnlments AMI prJSlaini ng
the result there (. Referrel to Com
mit;ee on Elections.
Concurrent Resolution. By Mr.. Harris,
relative TO discriminate IN in fares and
freishts by Interstate Railroad Compa-
mics, referred to Comniitee Of the
Whole.
The speciL committee appointed for
the purpose reported the mou o!
mileage due to each member frotu their
respective localities which gives Mr..
Hardes,y SOL miles. S2O3; and Mr. Po-
vel s7U miles. S2l7.50
ASSEMBLY
Assembly Till No. Z. by Mr. Smith,
to regulate fees nni corporations. etc.
Fixes fees at 80 per day fus trial ia
rors.) Referred to Committee on Ju-
dietary.
dietary.
Assembly bill No. .. By Mr.. Dairy,
nn Act to establish a Bu.e,u Of Labor
Statistics. Referred to the Committee
on State Institutions.
Assembly bill NJ. 10. by Mr. DEury.
m Act concerning convict labor. Re-
ferred to the Committee on State Pts
on.
Assembly bill No. IL, by Mr.. DGury,
an Act to amend an Act relative L in.
solvent debtors. Referred to the Com
mittee on judiciary.
Assembly bill No. IS. by Mr.. Smith,
An Act fiIing the rate on poll tax. ok
es rate at $50. Referred to the Commit.
tee oil Judiciary.
Assembly bill No. ii. by Mr.. Dccbcc.
an Act concerning jursrs in Justice
Courts. Provides that jurors in
said courts shall not consist Of
more than six Persons.l Referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
Assembly bill No. 10, an Act to pro-
vide reveuu (, fof the Sta,e-[R ,fers TO
issuance OF liceucesl. Referred to the
committee on Ways AMI Means.
The committee on Mileage reported
the amount to whcih members OF the
Assembly are entitled for mileage. The
report gives Mr.. Hanks Sli miles S2O3.-
80; Mr.. Griswold 90l miles, S226; Mr.
Wiseman S7I miles, 21S.5O.
On Friday afternoon both Houses nd
journed,to Monday. the 10th insta Mt, ut
IL o'clock A. Il.